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9 − 10 SEPTEMBER 2014 ICAO HQ, Montréal, Canada

Solar Energy for Airports Presentation Overview

• Solar Energy Today

– Global Trends & the Status of Solar

– How Solar Works

– Markets and Applications

• SunEdison’s Approach to Solar

– Simplify Solar & Transform Lives

• Airport Solar

– Case Study – Kuala Lumpur International Airport

Happy to take questions

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SunEdison: Kuala Lumpur Airport - 2014

Solar Energy Today Global Trends & the Status of Solar


“Understanding that climate change is a challenge in managing risk opens a

wide range of opportunities for integrating adaptation with economic and

social development and with initiatives to limit future warming.

…understanding those challenges and tackling them creatively can make

climate-change adaptation an important way to help build a more vibrant

world in the near-term and beyond.”

Chris Field, Co-Chair Working Group II – IPCC Press Release, 03-31-2014



“Current trends in energy supply and use are patently

unsustainable – economically, environmentally and socially.

Without decisive action, energy-related emissions of CO2 will

more than double by 2050 and increased oil demand will

heighten concerns over the security of supplies. We can and

must change our current path, but this will take an energy

revolution and low-carbon energy technologies will have a

crucial role to play.”

Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director, International Energy Agency

http://www.iea.org/publications/freepublications/publication/CO2EmissionsFromFuelCombustionHighlights2013.pdf






































• Low Carbon Pivot Emerging

– Energy demand is growing but efficiency is

increasing

– Resource depletion, environmental impact

and climate change are key drivers

– Electricity market share to increase

(transportation a key driver)

• IPCC & IEA:

– Key focus now on adaptation and mitigation:

Renewables



• Solar is a proven solution

– Rapid growth in nearly every region of the world

– Global energy costs are rising, while solar energy

costs are declining.


“Investments in new clean-energy capacity will total $1.61 trillion through 2020 even as the

expansion of renewables is expected to slow” Stefan Nicola, Bloomberg (reporting on IEA)

“…by 2050, PV will provide around 11% of global electricity production and avoid 2.3 gigatonnes

(Gt) of CO2 emissions per year.” IEA, 2010

Solar Energy Today How it works


• Solar Photovoltaics:

– Sunlight to electricity

• Other types of solar energy

– Solar Thermal:

• air heating and water

heating

– Concentrating Solar:

• geographic limitations

– Thin Film and BIPV:

• available today but

expensive

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Solar Energy Today Market Segments and Applications


• Primary market segments

– Utility

– Commercial and Industrial Rooftops

– Residential

– Off-grid & Emerging Markets (more on this

later)

• Applications:

– Rooftop

– Ground Mount

– Carport/Canopy

– BIPV

SunEdison Simplify Solar and Transform Lives


• We simplify solar with a vertically

integrated turnkey approach

– We develop, finance, and operate solar

energy solutions worldwide from some of

the world’s largest solar deployments to

our residential customers’ rooftops.

– Our solar energy solutions reduce the

world’s dependence on fossil fuels.

• Global market leadership

– One of top three developers in the world

• Long-term vision and culture of

innovation

– MEMC + SunEdison

– Innovation happens everyday


• Company Strength:

– NYSE: SUNE (~$6 billion market capitalization)

– Fortune 1000

– 5000+ Employees

– 39 Locations around the world

• SunEdison builds on a vertical process that

seamlessly integrates our services.

– This benefits our customers because we have control

over quality at every step of the process and we are

able to offer predictable forward cost curve visibility to

our customers

• Renewable Operations Centers (ROC)

– Real-time performance monitoring and maintenance.

– System analytics, including GHG emission reductions.



• Eradication of Darkness Initiative – 159 kilowatts (kW) of solar PV micro-grids with

battery storage in six remote Indian villages, which will bring electricity to, and thereby improve health and education for, 4,875 off-grid people.

– A brighter education

– Better, safer quality of life

– New economic opportunities

– Improved communication

– A healthier community

• Innovative solutions: – SunEdison’s 1 MW Solar Power Plant suspended

above the Narmada Canal is expected to save 2 million gallons of drinking water per year by reducing water evaporation and minimizing algae growth.


Solar Airports A Viable Option Today


• Solar is a viable option for airports to:

– Reduce GHG emissions

– Offset grid electricity

– Protect from grid power failures

– Engage passengers

– Attract positive media attention

• Application options:

– Rooftop

– Ground Mount

– Canopy

– BIPV

– Other? Case by case opportunities

Solar Airports Case Study


• Kuala Lumpur International Airport

– 19 MW (4MW rooftop, 10 MW parking canopy, and 5MW ground mount)

– Owned by SunEdison.

– Power sold to local utility through Feed-in Tariff (FIT) program.

– Airport incurred zero project costs and receives lease payment revenue.

– SunEdison handled all project development, permits and approvals, financing, engineering, construction and commission and now operates and maintains

• Airport expected to save ~2.1 million RM (~US$627,000) per year based on current energy costs.

Solar Airports Case Study


“Rooftops, parking lots and 'buffer' areas at

airports are traditionally not multi-purpose

facilities, but we've turned them into a

clean energy generation facility…This

initiative also demonstrates our support

towards the Government's initiative in

introducing renewable energy and also to

further reduce carbon footprint.”

Tan Sri Bashir Ahmad, Managing Director

Malaysia Airports

Solar Airports Case Study Continued



– Rooftop Installation

– Location: Sepang, Selangor, Malaysia

– Size: 4 MWp (DC)

– Energy Generation projection: 5000

MWh per year

– Largest Roof top Project in Asia at and

largest capacity project in the world for a

single-airport-roof PV project.




– Ground Mount Installation



– Energy Generation projection: 7615 MWh/year

– Type: Single Axis Tracker

– 36 acres of Oil Palm land

– First of its kind in Malaysia

– The regulatory body SEDA has chosen this as a reference project in the field of Solar RE which was visited by delegates from ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE) which is an intergovernmental organization established by ASEAN nations.




– Canopy/Carport



– Energy Generation projection: 13556 MWh/year

– Type: Parking Canopy Solar PV Project

– 60 acres in the Long Term Car

– This is one of the largest Solar Parking Canopy project in the world. The project provides Solar PV based roof-shelter to about 4570 parking bays.

– This parking space will be also catering to the increased passenger traffic of the new terminal of Kuala Lumpur International Airport scheduled to be operational later part of 2014.




• Engineering Studies: – Full engineering studies (similar to any solar project

or construction project).

– Roof capacity engineering study, including clamp test (pull and slide test) on roof.

– Drainage and water flow study for both roof, canopy and ground mount projects.

– Glint & Glare study for Department of Civil Aviation to get the no objection certificate (NOC) for all the projects in the vicinity of the airport.

– During execution attained a Permit To Work for inside airport areas (vehicle passes and security passes for all workers and staff, approvals from the internal airport authorities for cable routing, location of the various equipment).

The FIT rates for the 3 projects are: 1. Ground Mount 5MW – 0.90 RM/kWh 2. Parking Canopy 10 MW – 1.37 RM/kWh 3. Rooftop 4MW – 1.14 RM/kWh

Solar Energy Tomorrow Intelligent Energy Solutions


• Integrated, intelligent energy solutions.

• Key trends to watch:

– Electric Vehicles (and electrification of

transportation generally)

– Battery storage

– Smart Buildings

– Smart Meters/Grids

• Operational projects already exist in

many jurisdictions and trend will only

grow.

– Many argue it is simply a matter of time

before widespread adoption.

– Utility role still in question.

Thank You Jonathan Frank Business Development Manager SunEdison [email protected] www.SunEdison.com


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ICAO HQ, Montréal, Canada 9 − 10 SEPTEMBER 2014 · Solar Energy for Airports Presentation Overview • Solar Energy Today – Global Trends & the Status of Solar ... • air heating